Review on 🎒 MOS BLACKPACK Electronics Organizer Software 44029 by April Smith

Heavy Duty Backpack. I can easily carry a full workstation laptop, Mac mini, keyboard and anything else I need for my workday. The side pockets easily fit a bike-sized water bottle and the zippers are very useful. I really appreciate the little touch of blue zipper on the side water bottle pocket so you can easily tell which it is before you open it. You can tell they put a lot of thought into the materials and manufacturing of this backpack. The orange interior makes everything easy to find. And the inner pockets are large and hold more than you would think at first glance. However, it seems that instead of adding more pockets, they decided to make the pockets bigger. Instead of taking advantage of the extra size, it looks like they took everything from the smaller backpack and just made it bigger for the Grande version. Instead of adding more pockets with extra space, you get bigger pockets. That's six out of a half-dozen other deals. The other part that makes this large backpack feel like it's a small backpack is that it only has a top handle. I'm so used to backpacks with two top handles that the first time I lifted it up by the top handle, I gave it another try. It's a weird feeling when your backpack gets a little off balance when you lift it off the ground. This backpack is definitely a travel bag that should be sleek and sleek and not carry a bunch of things on the outside. If you're the type of person who likes to attach a carabiner to the outside of their bag, this bag isn't for you - there are no external straps or hooks of any kind. But if you want a chunky bag that's perfect for travel (with the ability to charge everything inside with a single outlet), then this bag is for you.